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Blake 2022-03-14 14:12:30
After watching this 1983 "Betta Fish", I have to sigh that the biggest tragedy in life is living in an era that does not belong to me at all, and I can never play my role well, and the ending can only be self-destruction or destruction. The confused, lost, intoxicated, and confused young people shown in the film really have the feeling that they will never wake up after drinking a lot of alcohol. And the shackles of that era also turned those young people into fighting fish in the fish tank, struggling, fighting, and finally dying. Perhaps the only way out is to run to the sea like the end of the film, but that only exists in movies, and in real life, all we can do is wait for death. This is a movie about loss, youth, ideals, and direction. Friends who can't find the way can watch it. . .
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Humberto 2022-03-19 09:01:09
Three and a half. The picture is simple and powerful, and the soundtrack is also very good, but it is not a rebellion without a reason, but a decadent and blindness without a reason. The film raises many questions about youth and society, but does not answer them. It is like a loud hammer, but no response. No one is a legend or a hero, and the answer to death is a bit of a coincidence.
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Lysanne 2022-02-07 14:48:09
Several old brothers were so handsome when they were young, especially Mijilock!
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Patterson the Cop: [regarding Motorcycle Boy] You know I really thought he'd left town for good.
Rusty James: Yeah? Maybe he missed YOU too much, man. Maybe he had to come back just to see you!
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[Patty and Rusty James are kissing on the couch while Donna does homework at the dining room table]
Patty's Sister: You guys aren't supposed to do that in front of me.
Patty: Donna, go to your room. Now!
Rusty James: It's bedtime.
Patty's Sister: I should do my ten page report on you... including illustrations.
[Rusty James chuckles]
Patty: You're gonna get it.